Exploring From Quarks To Quasars
Pierre de Fermat blessed the world with a problem that took 358 years to be solved. Often called the founder of the modern theory of numbers, Pierre de Fermat was born in Beaumont-de-Lomagne, France. Although …
A Mathematical Problem That Took 358 Years For The Mathematicians To Solve. Read More »
Our universe is glutted with several stray radiations. We are exposed to radiations every day, from sources such as minerals in the ground, radioactive radiations, medical x-rays, electromagnetic radiations from stars around us, radiations from …
The CMB: How An Accidental Discovery Became a Key To Understanding The Universe? Read More »
“We are made of starstuff” – you must have heard this before. It is one of the most famous quotes by Carl Sagan – the face of the original “Cosmos”. It won’t be wrong if …
Whenever it comes to talking about women who didn’t get the well-deserved credit for their scientific contributions, Lise Meitner’s name is always among the first ones to make it to this discussion. Always known as …
The Inspiring Story Of A Nuclear Scientist Who “Never Lost Her Humanity”. Read More »
NASA’s Voyager Program has always maintained its aura for being one of the most exciting missions ever undertaken by the space agency. Since their launch in 1977, Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 have never failed …
Are You There?! NASA Sent A Message To Voyager 2 After A Long Radio Silence. Read More »
About 13.8 billion years ago, something mysterious called the “Big Bang” took place. A massive expansion occurred which blew up a possible singularity like a balloon, eventually giving birth to our universe. As every seed …
Physicists Think This Is What Happened In The First Three Minutes Of The Universe. Read More »
On July 5 1687, the most revolutionary work in the history of science was published. Simply known as Principia, It is basically a comprehensive work of 3 books by Sir Isaac Newton in the 17th Century. The …
How Isaac Newton Changed The Course Of History In Just One Year With These 3 Books? Read More »
Karl Jansky, an American engineer and pioneer of Radio Astronomy, was born on 22nd October 1905 in Norman, Okla, United States. Also known as the father of radio astronomy whose discovery of radio waves from …
We have grown up accepting the fact that like charges repel each other while the opposite ones attract. But, if this is the case, then shouldn’t the components of a nucleus, that are merely positively charged …
Known as the “Missile Man of India” for his significant involvement in India’s civilian space program and military missile development efforts, APJ Abdul Kalam was, is and will always be a prodigious name whom everyone looks …
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